Singer Celine Dion announced this Thursday on her Instagram account that she suffers from a “very rare neurological syndrome” that has forced her to postpone once again the concerts planned for her “Carriage World Tour” in Europe.

The star, a native of the Canadian province of Quebec, was injured in a video clip that he posted on his account, in which he explained that he had suffered from health problems for a long time. “I was recently diagnosed with a very rare neurological condition called rigid personality syndrome,” he said.

According to the singer, due to this disease, which results in progressive muscle tension, Celine Dion had difficulty walking, and the disorder prevented her from “using her vocal cords” as she would like.

“It saddens me to inform you today that I will not be ready to finish the European tour in February”, he added, noting that “a great team of doctors” is taking care of his health.

Dion’s European tour was due to resume from the Czech Republic at the end of February.

Dion performed the first 52 shows of the tour before the start of the Covid-19 pandemic in early 2020. Then, last January, the Canadian star announced the cancellation of her North American shows as part of this tour due to health issues. . problems.

Over 175 outstanding awards

Since the beginning of her artistic career, Celine Dion has received numerous honorary titles and awards. About the most important of them:

In 1988, he won first prize at the Eurovision Song Contest for the film “Ne partez pas sans moi”.

He has won 12 World Music Awards, including a special lifetime achievement award: the Legend Award.

He has won two Academy Awards, in 1993 for his song “Beauty and the Beast” and in 1998 for “My Heart Will Go On” for the movie Titanic.

5 Grammy Awards in the “Album of the Year” category.

21st Juno Awards (the highest award in the musical arts in Canada).

In 1998, he was awarded the Officer of the National Order of Quebec and the Order of Canada.